Preschool Worksheets- I Spy Numbers Hunt

Preschool worksheets can go way beyond rote practice. These I Spy Number Hunt preschool worksheets can be used to have children search for numbers in their homes, classrooms and beyond. Learning to read and identify numbers are the basic concepts we worked on in this number hunt. Oh! We created a number magnifying glass to aid in the hunt.

I have created two I Spy Numbers pages for you to explore.

The first hunt has the number 0 in two places. I wanted kids to see that 0 can be used in two places. Yes, there are those who would say why focus on zero at all. It is my belief that 0 is tricky for kids to wrap their brain around so, I wanted to give them the opportunity to work it. Kids can then see a number a part of number or a whole number all on its own.

The second hunt focuses on the number children will count when they are counting to 20. Back when I started teaching counting to 20 was where it was at for early childhood learners. It probably still is or I hope it is.

Where to search with these preschool worksheets

These worksheets can be placed on  clipboard for children to walk around with or use while sitting down surrounded by books ,catalogs, and newspaper ads.  There are so many ways and places kids can search for numbers.

Here are some places we have looked for numbers:

• While traveling in our car
• The grocery store
• Walking in our neighborhood
• The library
• In my son’s room
• The Sunday paper

Do I have to use a magnifying glass?

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You totally don’t need to use a magnifying glass. For these activities I made a magnifying glass. I love making things out of items in our recycling bin so, making a cardboard magnifying glass was fun for me. If you want to use a magnifying glass and you don’t have any, you may like Magnifying Glass 10X Handheld Magnifier for Reading Books Maps Newspaper with Thickened Rubber Frame Perfect for Kids and The Old for Classroom Science Insect and Hobby Observation We have one and love it.

You don’t have to create your own magnifying glass for this number hunt. The main component to this hunt is the preschool worksheets printed out for the children to use.

Tip: If you do use a magnifying glass, you may want to attach it to your child’s clip board with string.

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